Dog Training
Quality Concerns
Family Dog: A Simple & Time-Proven Method
3.6
/10
Quality
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Value
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Design
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Function
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Durability
0.0
In a Nutshell
- Good for early-age training due to its simplicity
- Some techniques may be dated
- Veterinarian recommends but states out of date
Quick Verdict
The book is well-regarded but comes up against modern training techniques in sentiment.
Quick Stats
Reviews Analyzed
4
Would Recommend
0%
Would Buy Again
0%
Pet Compatibility
🐕
Dogs
Suitable
🐈
Cats
Caution
Critical Warnings
high
Follow eHow and consult professional advice.
Prevention: Old school techniques are outdated, consult a professional instead
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Early Training (1)
Well written with basic training directions.
Cons
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Old Methods (1) major
Technniques mentioned are outdated.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners looking for early training methods — Easy to follow with photographs.
- • Pet owners adopting puppies — Learn positive reinforcement.
✗ Skip If
- • First time Dog owners — Too old-fashioned.
Durability & Care
Expected Lifespan
N/A
Cleaning Methods
✗
Machine wash
✗
Hand wash
✗
Spot clean
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 May be outdated for modern techniques. Approach with caution.
Floor Compatibility
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Hardwood
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Tile
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Carpet
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Vinyl
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Laminate
Rating Distribution
3.5
4 reviews
5★
25%
4★
25%
3★
25%
2★
25%
1★
0%
Simple Techniques (1)
Book design (1)
Outdated Techniques (2)
Common Questions
Is this book suitable for first-time dog owners?
Not recommended due to dated techniques. Look for modern methods.
Highlighted Reviews
— Grace
"Well written with photographs for training starting at an early age"
— Kyle
"I’m sure a lot of dogs have been trained this way, but time moves on and these methods are definitely dated. If you’re a first time dog owner I’d look elsewhere."
Bottom Line
This book provides insights to an older-school approach which may not be up to date but it helps gain quick sees on basic principles.
3.6
/10
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Below Average